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The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
WEXFORD.

At meeting of the Cushenstown
branch of the Irish National League,
tine Rev. J. Walsh, G. c., president, in
the chair, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted: Resolved, That
we, the committee of the Cushens-
town branch of the Irish Ma
tional League, representing an extern
sive district, which stretches from Cam
bin to the foot Of Carrig Byrne, and
from Slievecoiltha to Palace, with
over three thousand of a population
formerly six thousand, before they
were exterminated by the landlord I'll
gers), protest in the most emphatic
manner against the base, bloody and
brutal coercion bill now before Parlia-
ment; and, if passed into law, we
pledge ourselves to resist it by every
means in our power.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
ROSCOMMON.

On April II, the people of Castlerea
and the tenantry Of the surrounding es-
tates held grand demonstration for
the purpose of protesting against the
Coercion Bill and also Of giving encour-
agement to the senantry in the district
who have adopted the plan. Mr.. VIM.
O'Brien who Was the principal speaker,
and his speech was a. forcible and clio.
Quent one.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
CLARE.

The girl Hayes, who was arrested in
connection with the murder of Daniel
Hayes, has turned informer. The de-
ceased man, who lived on the borders Of
Clare and Galway, was returning on
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
LONDONDERRY.

The SINNERS Company began evict.
ing on their estate near Draperstown
on April 10, when Joseph Kelly and
Patrick McGulgan were evicted with
outresistance. a.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
QUEENS COUNTY.

Evictions were renewed on the Lans-
9owne estate at Luggacurran, on April
10, seven families being evicted. About
$50 police and 100 soldiers were present
MIR. William O'Brien afterwards adj
dressed meeting Of the tenants and
spoke OF his visit to Canada On the
next day five families were dispossess-
ed. The crowd hooted the police.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
FERMANAGH.

On April II, large meeting took
place at Craden, near Enniskillen, at
which the Venerable Archdeacon Smol-
len presided, and made a spirited ad-
dress Coercion was strongly con-
demned.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
LOUTH

On Sunday, April II, a large and
very enthusiastic anti coercion meet
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21

Saltwater trains run via White Bear.
Sleeping cars on through night trains: Sc
cure berths at Union depot Or 1863 East Third
street, ST. Paul, or - Nicollet house block.
MINNEAPOLIS f. T. DODGE,
General Ticket Agent, st. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
ST, PAUL & DULUTH Rail WAY
Trains Arrive and Depart at Union Depot.
Standard Central Time.
THROUGH TRAINS.

+Daily, Sunday included. *Connect at Duluth
with Northern Pacitlc railway for Superior and
A ah
The Irish standard., 1887-05-21
MAYO.

On the afternoon Of April Is, as the
limited mail train was proceeding to
Ballina, two children named Cannon
were run over and killed.
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PERSONAL.

cen. j. Il. Robertson il in the city.
Or. +. II. Lansing has returned
from Bolton.
Mr.. Jas. T.. Horne, of Crawford, is
in the city.
MIR. r. n. Jones cN-mayor of.Tylcr
Is IN the civ
Dr. Il. u. Petit, the specialist ar
rived sunday.
MIR Geo IL. Bennett has returned
from quite un extended trip north.
Senator C.. Il. Bell. of Hamilton. is in
the city, en- route home from Austin.
MIR. Harry ". kutcmm, of Wcath.
criord is attending district court
here
Rev +. T. Mitchell, chip "A II of the
house of Representatives, is home
from Austin.
D., Col. Thomas + Fisher, live stock
agent of the Missouri Pacific, was in
the city Yesterday.
Mr., Waiter q. Snced, OF Austin.
formerly of the engineering corps of
hi. city is in Waco.
senator ;. c. 'pshur. of llillsboro,
was in the city yesterday, with has
family, on route home from Austin.
MIR. ". {. ohnson. Of Tyler, lloater
from Smith and Gregg counties, was
il the city yesterday, en- route home
from Austin.
Prot. VIM. Windsor l.. l.. b, has
arrived. lie viii deliver course OF
lectures in Waco on phrenology ard
kindred subjects.
..Mr W. f. Donley, of brentwood.
IL i'll the city. lie aud his wife are en-
route home from visit to his wife's
father, John IL. Reagan.
Gen. John b. Robertson aud wife,
formerly of Waco, came in on the
Missouri Pacific from GOhad, and
will spend a few weeks on n visit to
their son, Gen. Felix Robertson.
Attic New McClelland: j Fowles,
Eddy; T. Tut, Houston; NJ V Miller,
Texas, Thos. j. Frushed Dallas, T
Msllerson, Eddy; Henry W KuIeman,
Westheriord; Bud Powers, Mobcctic;
G. II Merre,l, Texas; Mifs G. Word,
Cuero; Z pshaw, liillsboro, Il f
DDntr, i lcIs w L. l'ohltN anu itIUllN,
Brentwood; - Baker, Marlin,
McWllhams, j ID Coson, Dallas; j NJ
Waller, city; l. b Taylor, & l. Camp
stell, New York; ; = Cunningham,
Mrs II Rahdle, G + Maynard Fort
Worth; j T. Cawthan, n O; w w
Jennings, Iampasss; T. - Palmer,
Ohio; ; c Oleoe, sunset;
w II Mcdonald RE Harris, Hills
boro; p j Rutherford, It Louis: b
Newell. Little Rock; + w Mothe,
sherman; & q Morgan, + McGregor,
Moody; f n Mullins, TeXarkans.
Atthe Pacific II q Scudder, Juai.
us Schcnk, New York; f w Miller,
Kansas CITY; { Z Slaughter, A l.
smith, Dallas; II ii Hazard, New
! ork; 7 ii Wattcrson, Little Rock;
Jno w, Rose, Buffalo Gap, OAK; a j
Holt, Dallas; VIM Davis, New York,
w II Emmerson, III Il Far
well, Geo f Merritt, Boston:
d } Whiteside, n Y; II r. Logan, Bell
Vile; Henry IRVINE. ST Louls; Geo II
.'reen, Kansas City; & X Bennett,
Ark, Tom Harvey, Texas, q B.Huhey,
Bolton; Geo > Perkins, Greenville: d /
D Curnett Dallas; j + Tulley, n ~
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I>TEH>T,TE COMMERCE..
PERMANENT QUARTERS.

"ASHINGroN, April 5.-Ihe INFER.
state commerce commission has Sc
lectcd as permanent quarters the
nm floor OF the sun building. Cor
Worthington. general Counaci for the
Richmond and DNnvillc railroad
system. and Mai, Shollman, traffic
manager Of the Central Railroad and
ranking company of Georgia, aud
ice President Smith, of tho Louis
vile aud Nashville railroad. appeared
TINS morning. each in behalf of his
corporation. to file necessary formal
petitions tor relief. In each case the
PURPOSE or PETITIONERS
j. to secure suspension OF operations
o! the long and short haul feature OF
the law tor the present and until the
commisslgn can give hearing upon
each OF the specifications. Congress.
man Butterwortb. accompanied by
Capt, /. StOckdale, OF the Pitts
burg aud Cincinnati Steamboat com.
panY, Capt, Gus Ilanshell. of the Big
Sandy and Louisville mail line, and
Capt. X. w. Wise, of the Memphis and
Cincinnati Packet company, appeared
before the commission as rcpresenta-
tiyes of
RIVER INTERESTS.
M. Butterw orth as Spokesman OF
tho delegation. addressed the com.
mission. lie maintained that rail-
roads were agencies OF the govern
mcnt an, that the powers conferred
upon them were conferred by all cit
liens, aud hence should not be oxer-
cised Tor the advantage of one class
against another. The present ten.
dency was 10 produce grrnt aggre.
gatiOn' OF people in large cities. be.
cause the corporate agencies of the
government gave special privileges
TO favored points, taxing some local.
tiles for the benefit OF others. 1t
was
NOT FOR PUBLIC COOP
that it should be so. Some one de
sired to start fairly at the Inferno.
date point. 1t could not now be
done because government agencies
would tax it in the way of transpor-
tation charges for the purpose of
driving out competition. Men who
carry freight upon the great national
highways have not power of this
kind, They could not tore.tall the
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VI ia, Garland.

Notwithstanding the tact Of its be-
ing Holy week the time tor people
TO be occupied with matters of great
or Importance than theatre going
the Garland gave Janish good audi.
cnce last night, and very properly, too,
tor rarely has Waco seen an actress OF
so high MI order, and il would be n
pity, even in the Lcntcn season, to let
IA star of the magnitude of Janish pass
without notice. Princess Andrea is n
beautiful character, aud il takes those
iiue perceptions such ~ Jani-h pos
-csse> To work out the tenderness
of that highly emotional feature of
SardOu's great society drama. Janish
1, rcu arkablc not only for her fine
acting, but tor her handsome dressing.
Her costuming is magnificent and her
support good. Her foreign accent is
at once charming and elegant She
was frequently called before the cur
tain. The fashion of DOnnctlcss
ladics seems To IT, growing in favor,
much TO the satisfaction OF the more
sensible portion OF theatres ocrs
Jsnish will play Camille tonight,
when IT is to be hoped that beautiful
little house. the Garland, will be
filed to its utmost capacity.
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Having completed arrangements by
winch we now purchase for our three
stores direct from first hands. aud
further discounting our invoices for
cash we propose TO give our custom
orS the benefit of the immense saving
which we thus make in the cost of ali
our goods Therefore from this date
we VIII sell proprietary medicines
Gat have heretofore rctailed AT 81.
for - cents, and everything else i,
our line at proportionally low prices
Tor cash. Remember the pine" and
that you viii save % per cent by
purchasing from rs
W. a. WILLIAMSON X Co.
Corner Fourth aud Austin streets
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TuF sTATEOF TEXAS, IN he county cour
MAY term, A. u. l0S,, 20 he sheriff ot M $
cOnst BILE of McLcnuan county -greoN ny
lOu are h ;rhv comm tuled. lhhi by making
publication Of lhit rltailpL IN some ucwApHp,t
published In the county OF NcLcuuRn, If there
be- "A NEWSPAPER published ia sad county hut
II not then boo the nearest county vs. here a
newspaper is publishci,J fir fuur .ucceshiyr
WtGk~ previous ip the rrtIru dHy hereof YOU
summon X. A. Thomas, who Ia alleged Ia be n
non re-, dent Oi this state t. he and nppoAr be-.
tore the county court, 10 be- holden ia aud for
the county ui McLcunan. Mt thc court housr
thereof lu Wac. on thc - Nuudrv lu VA.
l-S', tn sam" being the 2ud day OF md mouth,
hud ih' neat regular tenn of SAID court. fr
number helm l732, thru aud there tp an wer
tho petition ul Cameron, Castles Il HtOrCy, n
mc:,nutil" firm composed of WIN. Cameron 4
v, 'Hs'lrs aud 4. u Storey. filed In said court
on the attn day OF March, a. u. lha1 Rgaiup, the
said X, Thomas, uud alleging IN sub. tALce
astpllOWs, tu'~i suit on open account for
good. wares aud mctchhud a. sold aud delly
cred hv plaiutii- herein. to defendant on "a.
yets dates, dur TX The year la-G hmountin.
after al owing all credits, 10 thc sum uf ti2s Il
a. apprsr, from plaintiffs original petition
aud exhibit thereto attached, now on die ia
aid court. Herein fail no. but hav' you then
and there before said COuTtthi writ, with your
return thereon, shOwiug how you have rNocut
90 tn am
- ! Witne,s, j.. W Bakcr, clerk u the
l. county court OF McLsnuan COant".
I - } GiYDu under my hand and eosl uf
sad court, n Waco, thls The s day ~ Abrli.
1877. j. H.BAKEE
clerk county court McLcnnen county TH.
BY I, II Brown, Deputy
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Mira WiuslOw's soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used for children teethiug. It soothes
the child sOftens the gum, Rllays all pains,
cures wind collie and IL the best remedy for
diHrrh IA,
Chase e Cooke are sole agents for
Weber, Steinway and Emerson pianos
Dcane photographer South Fifth.
Go to VIM. Cameron ~ Co., for
your lumber shingles, blinds, ce.
ment, etc.
Spring opening ut Sanger Bros,
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 9Th
aud 9th Choice novelties Of the sea.
son will be shown Sanger Bros.
Deane photographer, south Fifth.
Dr. j. ,. Curtis office on Washing.
ton street Is again open for business.
And stiI they continue to crowd
DR., Curis' office.
Desne photographer, South Fifth
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CITY ELECTIONS.


eicctci attorney. W. : FRY marshal.
T.. {. Withcr- assessor and collector.
j. u. Cleveland 'ccrctary. and Il. II
Davenport treasurer.
ArpALLAs
special Dispatch TO rnc Examiner
DALLAS, AprIi. 3 We Conner i.
ahcai for may or from . to y VOTES.
Tom Grown has "a plurality for re-.
COrICr
AT PLANO.
spccisl ptspetch 10 Tn Examiner.
PLANo, April. b. Bi,lork was
elected mayor and j. ". l;owla
Marshal.
Ar MORGAN
special Dispatch to rhc Examiner.
MokGAN, April, Mayor j W.
Gllphin. Marshal, Il Vi Nomcck are
elected.
Al UAlNSNlLI.E
spc. .h Et.patch TO tHsr,ami
EVANSVILLE, April. o. John T..
Rowland the democrat, tor Mayor il
elected. defeating j, II. l',rh SON
Ar NAvASorA.
N'' f.iNi'NNl 10 80 llt tuln''l T
NAVASorA, April 5.-Gcc Welcomes
was reelected city marshui and d. " .
Wessou city attorney.
At BRN\N
SPECTRAL dist ,tch THE ENuu.u,t.
l'RNAN. April 5.-Mayor, Gin
Adams; Tor city secretary and asses
sOr aud collector three combined i'm
one \ Il. Car; Tor treasurer Il +.
Lemons for maashal, NJ VI. Wilcox.
Al rorTsBoKo.
Special Dispatch To- Tho l.>muci
PorrsRoRo, April 8. rho iul dem.
ocratlc ticket elected. Mayor, j. C.
Leathcrwoud; marshal, WI. Franklin
Ar ENrIs.
~pecla Dispatch t. TurEtnmincr.
ENNIS, April 3. the aut prohib.
tiomsts have carried the hos "A rood
majority.
Al WILLS POINT.
Special Dispatch to The Examiner
WILLS POINr. April n. Il. Good.
Wlr, mayor =. l.. Co!r marshal: =. Il
kligorc, city attorney is the return.
PALESTINE
speod Dispatch q, the I.>Amiu,f.
PALESTINE April5. Attwo O'Clock
last night the two story frame resi-
dcncc of eN-postmastcr j. Polls wus
totally Destroyer by fire starting from
- bed room lamp. The house was
valued nj 5000, insured for ST 600 i'm
'he FIRE Association OF Niagra. The
furniture was insured IL the Home
OF New York. Everything WAS de-
stroycd except the prrlor furniture.
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Drum kenneSS

Instantly Cured.
DR.. Ilaincs' GOLDEN SPECIFIC in
stantly destroys all appetite Tor alco.
holic liquors, II can be secretly ad-
mInistered in coffee, tea, or any arti-
Gle of food, even in liquor itself, with
ucvcr-tuiIimg results. Thousands of
he worst drunkards have been cured
who, to day believe they quit drink
ing OF their own free will Endorsed
by everybody who knows OF its vir-
tues but saloOn-kccpers. Send for
pamphlet containing hundreds of tcs-
iimouials from the best women aud
from all parts Of the country. Adj
dress in confidence.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co. 1856 Race
Cincinnati, q
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II c Ferguson. Denton: W T. Crcssap.
city, Tracy Lamar, 1T Louis. Mo:
1 Is Bell. Hamilton i G. Matthews.
l.ampasas; q + Alien, 1T Louis: SIC
Epstein, Fanchcr and Mcdonald.
Calvert; y c Riddle, j u Maylicld.
city; j landmau. whitney. j T lIsr.
ris. Dublin; w l. Bishop. Alexander.
j ii Onstott, Hubbard.
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The f. Nicholson Millinery company
announce their grand di,pny OF ;ine
french pattern hats ANA uonncts for
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
April 9th, an and NtA, and have now
IN stock an endless variety of shapes
all stvicS aud qualities. Fine French
llowerr. fancy ribbons, gsulcs, In fact
yvcrything in Zine millinery. Allarc
invited. Corner fifrh aud Franklin
streets
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! have one OF the very finest aud best
as~ortmcnts of molasscs and svrups in
the market, at bed rock prices. in.
cludinE Ihurbcr's pure maple syrup.
genuine aud open kettle Louisiana
molHSseS. neither OF which can bc
beat. Nice goods from - cents up.
ward. and all cheap. Try me on II o.
lasses this week. and srv what fine
molasSes and syrups am selling. and
At what reasonable figures.
ours, for sweet things
JOE = TuoNps,~
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THE EXAMINER: WACO. TENAS. WEDNESDAY April e

markets. Ii one chose to charge
higher rates another would cutrr
upon some line In competition, The
railroads now ask liberty to fix ratcs
which will drive freight from the
rivers. Their charges we're not TO be
llXed IN accordance with any.
SYSTEMATIC ADJUSTMENT
OF rates. But as u matter ofcompeti-
tion IN which one party or the other
must 60 under, there were classes of
goods. and always would be- which
would go by rail irrespective of rates
and competing water line lie no.
ticcd by reports laid before the com.
mission 10y sOme OF the roads. that
although their traffic WAS only 20 per
cent OF the total traffic now, what pro
portion would they lose il compelled
To adopt uniform rates In his
OPINION II would be Inconsistencies.
Touching local trade, one man
whose shipments were but halt A car
load was compelled to pay fourth class
rates, while larger shippers OF the
same sort OF material, shipping hum
dreds of car loads. were given rates of
nth class, aud reapcu advantages
from this discrimination which had a
tendency to- cruch Small shippers In
hiH opinion, II WAS the purpose of the
law To prevent these determinations.
winch foster great aggrogati0ns aud
tend to the
Production or GULLIVEK'S
and pigmics. MIR. smith. wee prc,i.
dent OF the Louisville and New Or
cans railroad, said thnt so inr Ms the
southern association was concerncd.
1t gave no discrimination In favor OF
large elites. The managers of the
SOU hcrn railroads recognized that il
was not their interest to
CENTRALIZE BUSINESS
and trade. Mr.. George X. Blanchard.
chairman of the Central Traffic ASSOC
citation, appeared and addressed the
commission in behalf of the Michigan
railroads, setting forth circum, tsnces
which led TO the establishment of
LOWER THROUGH RATES
from Milwaukee, across the lake aud
hence across the state OF Michigan
than could hr given tor local traffic
u\ reason OF ali rall competition vim of
Chicago. hcrc roads asked perms-
sion to maintain low rates irrespcc-
ilVc of through rates until such
lines as the commissions shal! he
able to take their particular circum-
stance and situation Into considora-
ton
De, j. :. CARTS Office ON Washing
ton street is again open for business.
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Cnpi. VI. -. Herring wns tnkcu TO
Grocsbcck 10 answer an indictment
there tor swlndhug senator Coke,
DR. Il. &. Burlo-ou, John l.. Over -.
a. Kelly, lJr owens, Henry Warren
and Judge Evans are attached ~ WIT.
ncBSch.
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All persons opposed to the atop.
ton of tho prohibition amendment,
soon to be submitted toa vote of the
people, are requested to meet at the
district court room, in Waco. at $40
o o'clock. p. H., on Friday. April ;. 1857.
The object Of the meeting Will be Ia
consult together. with "A view to com.
pletc organization throughout Me-
Lehman county.
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iscs TO be. With twenty precincts
Vet To hear from, Roach, majority -
-9,IuO.
~ waco.
Ihc election here yesterday passed
OIL with the following result
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Returns oi til, Eastward.

Show niargc majority for steiner
~ stevenson ~ beng the best and
most reliable dcalcrs in furniture
and carpets.
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To v NTifN 4 N rN,
Chm. Com. tor MClcunan Co.

Morris CascArluC i,n boon TO the
afflicted, it l. never failing remedy
Tor spep-ia, irrcgularity of the
bowels constipation aud liver discn
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trinIiiIMI NnIr.

Tie SuitOf Mrs. Oliver W.. Musouri
Pacific railway for damage to prop.
erty consumed the day in the district
court. ltwill be decided Tomorrow
There was nothing al importance
in the other courts.
l. Lntbrop gave bond to answer an
Indictment against him for cmbcl.
ching money from the New Home
Sew ing Machine company,
d. +. Stevenson was arrested and
gave bond on All indictment of
perjury
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DETROIT Aprit i.-,lAmcs McMil-
Ian, chairman of the Republican state
committee. claims that the rrpuhh
cans have elected the state ticket by
10000, and thnt the prohibition
amendment is defeated by about the
same figures.
rR0F. DGCKGF.
chairman of the prohibitiGn state
committee. claims that the amend
mcnt carried by 10000 majority
UNOFFICIAL FOOTING
ClNCINNATI, April 3. An unofficial
footing slows the following re ult of
YESTERDAY election for ward otlccr-
Commitments republican,; Il labor;
y democrats. Board of education 70
republicans; labor democrats
\ CURIOUS FACT
is that the four wards hitherto strong
ly democratic. aud four republican.
were carried yesterday by the lAbor
party
At 81 LOUIS,
81 LoUls, April, 5.-Thcrc being
NO mayor or other city officers eject.
tAl lNif llllN VA sbIlN lilfIllDffA flI ! no
municipal council are being voted Tor.
Not much interest Is taken in the
contest to- nv
TuE LABOR rARIN
however. has ticket in the field and
has WOtklngmen making cunridern
bic effort u elect IT, but outside, the
election is tame. Voting is going on
with the usual quie,udc.
STRICTLY ELECTION NEws.
BAIIIMoRE April B. Charles NJ.
Owens, j. | Waters, John Brandon,
John B. Tanner and VIM. j Byrna.
Judges and clerks OF election IN the
First ward, tried tor conspiracy to
dciraud NJ the last municipal election,
were convicted in the criminal court
Notice of appeal was entered. The
penalty is one years imprisonment.
The accused men were charged with
putting ballots in the box and enter
ing "pOn the poll books the names Of
persons who dld not vote.
SETTING n DoWN.
CHICAGO, April by noon fully
one half, and in some of the ward,
two.thirds of the entire registered
vote had been east, This would indl-
cate that the total city vote Will reach
probably 1900
the LABOR rARTY
polled large vote in tho Fifth, Sixth,
seventh and in the Fourteenth wards,
but in the other wards the showing of
the party will be very small In the
Eleventh and in the Twelfth wards,
except in u few precincts. the voting
is almost solid for the republican
tickot--domOcrats and republicans
voting it without reserve. In one
precinct whore 40 votes had been cast.
up to noon. only three labor tickets
had been cast Ia the outlying wards
the labor ticket IL ahend in soTc IN
stances. The republican manager
claim That Itoache tor mayor viii have
$4,000, to 10000 majority
THI, MORNING.
CHICAGO, April 6 $780, m.-ln-
diCatiOns are that ltouChe's majority
will be 3OOOO-a figure which causes
writers, commenting upon H. 10 in
terralatc redundant exclamation
points to sentences II the $500
votes, naturaliled during the past
month by the labor party, be added
10 the 1900 cast for the socialist
StauDer last fall, the total will be
very near what Nelsou'- vote prom
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We are perfectly satisfied with the
result of yesterdays election and
shall endcavor TO merit continuance
OF such Gathering and universal cx-
pressions, by selling the best goods
Tor the least money
Dr. j. >. GURUS office on Washing.
ton street is again open tor business.
gu cannot get rid OF malaria with
An inactive liver. Morris Cascarinc
cures affections of the liver end slim.
uatc5 it to healthy Acuop.
Life IL burdcusomc alike to the
sufferer aud all around him, while
dyspepsia and its attending evils
holds sway. Complaint, of tins nature
can be speedily cured by taking
lrickly ash Bitter, regularly.
Thousands once thus afflicted now
bear cheerful testimony ~ to itr
merits